Late-night talk host Stephen Colbert is stinking up CBS with dismal ratings as he prepares for the end of his 10-year tenure — and insiders say his bosses are counting the days until he’s out while

The FCC Chair pushed back on "censorship" claims after the talk show host said CBS did not allow him to air a scheduled interview.

Stephen Colbert sounded off after CBS decided to can his interview with Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico. Meanwhile, Jimmy Kimmel will host a fundraiser for the party.

What is Stephen Colbert’s problem with strong black women? We ask because the late-night host had such a meltdown after his bosses said he’d need to give equal time to Rep. Jasmine Crockett or they couldn’t air his interview with Texas state Rep.

Meanwhile, Texas Senate candidate James Tallerico was supposed to appear on last night's The Late Show, but according to Stephen Colbert, CBS lawyers refused to allow it to air, citing FCC Chairman Brendan Carr's decision to enforce equal-time rules on late-night talk shows, where equal-time rules previously did not apply.

Texas State Rep. James Talarico has reportedly become the 3rd most Google-searched person in the US. This happened after Stephen Colbert alleged that CBS has forced him to avoid airing an interview with Talarico. This apparently was a response to an alleged threat from hyper-partisan chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, Brendan Carr.